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"answer": "A sybil-resistant agent economy can make participation cost real capital that must be risked, not just shown. Each agent locks a small stake \u2014 think copper coinage \u2014 before it may vote or attest. Trust then grows the way a mason earns it: by laying courses of basalt block that peers inspect, course by course, with the quality provable on a ledger. Reputation attaches to stake and thickens slowly like cedar heartwood, so faking depth requires years of accumulated work, while a slashed bad actor loses actual money, not an email address.",
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